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Featured · Review The Christophers (2026) Movie Review: A Bravura Ian McKellen Performance is Steven Soderbergh’s Canvas for the Melancholic Meanings We Find Every Brushstroke Julian Malandruccolo April 1, 2026
Explainer · Featured · Prime Video · Review Pretty Lethal (2026) Movie Review & Ending Explained: Do The Ballerinas Escape? Debanjan Dhar April 1, 2026
Featured · Review The Drama (2026) Movie Review: A Playfully Uncomfortable and Provocative Comedy that Just Barely Misses Profundity Liam Gaughan March 31, 2026
Featured · Review The Christophers (2026) Movie Review: A Bravura Ian McKellen Performance is Steven Soderbergh’s Canvas for the Melancholic Meanings We Find Every Brushstroke Julian Malandruccolo April 1, 2026
Explainer · Featured · Prime Video · Review Pretty Lethal (2026) Movie Review & Ending Explained: Do The Ballerinas Escape? Debanjan Dhar April 1, 2026
Featured · Review The Drama (2026) Movie Review: A Playfully Uncomfortable and Provocative Comedy that Just Barely Misses Profundity Liam Gaughan March 31, 2026
Featured · Review The Forbidden City (2025) Movie Review: A Well-Paced but Thematically Muddled and Clumsily Concluded Cross-Cultural Revenge Drama Akash Deshpande March 31, 2026
Review Don’t Interrupt While We Dance (2025) Short Film Review: On Fragility and the Right to Remain Bipasha Bhattacharyya March 31, 2026
Featured · Review Bring Me the Horizon: L.I.V.E. in São Paulo (2026) Movie Review: Sheffield’s Music Titans Delivers More Than Just Another Concert Film Rafael Jovine March 29, 2026
Column ‘Marty Supreme’ and ‘The Smashing Machine’: Dreaming Big and Learning To Fail Shivam Pota April 1, 2026
Column · Netflix · Streaming Now Horror, Commitment Phobia, and Marriage Walk into a Bar: How ‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’ When Love Demands Certainty Mukulika Batabyal April 1, 2026
Essay What The Law Cannot Hold: Cinema, Trans Lives, and the Limits of Recognition in Contemporary India Bipasha Bhattacharyya March 28, 2026
ReviewLong Shot [2019] Review: A Redundant Attempt at creating a Self-Aware ComedyRead More Long Shot [2019] Review: A Redundant Attempt at creating a Self-Aware Comedy
Film Festivals · NYAFF · ReviewSomeone in the Clouds [2019] ‘NYAFF’ Review: A Cheesy Attempt at Humor and RomanceRead More Someone in the Clouds [2019] ‘NYAFF’ Review: A Cheesy Attempt at Humor and Romance
Fantasia · Film Festivals · ReviewThe Father’s Shadow [2019]: ‘Fantasia’ Review – The Horrors of Unresolved GriefRead More The Father’s Shadow [2019]: ‘Fantasia’ Review – The Horrors of Unresolved Grief
Article · EssayHow “There Will Be Blood” and “Requiem For A Dream” Explore The Rotten American DreamRead More How “There Will Be Blood” and “Requiem For A Dream” Explore The Rotten American Dream
Film Festivals · Japan Cuts · ReviewMelancholic [2019]: ‘Japan Cuts’ Review – Soaked in EnnuiRead More Melancholic [2019]: ‘Japan Cuts’ Review – Soaked in Ennui
Film Festivals · Japan Cuts · ReviewKilling (Zan) [2019]: ‘Japan Cuts’ Review – A Remarkable Reimagining of Samurai Cinema TropesRead More Killing (Zan) [2019]: ‘Japan Cuts’ Review – A Remarkable Reimagining of Samurai Cinema Tropes
Fantasia · Film Festivals · ReviewKnives and Skin [2019]: ‘Fantasia’ Review – A Curated mess you would like to watchRead More Knives and Skin [2019]: ‘Fantasia’ Review – A Curated mess you would like to watch
Fantasia · Film Festivals · ReviewThe Art of Self-Defense [2019]: ‘Fantasia’ Review – A pitch-black satire on Toxic MasculinityRead More The Art of Self-Defense [2019]: ‘Fantasia’ Review – A pitch-black satire on Toxic Masculinity
Film Festivals · Japan Cuts · ReviewErica 38 [2019]: ‘Japan Cuts’ Review – A Shallow ConRead More Erica 38 [2019]: ‘Japan Cuts’ Review – A Shallow Con
ReviewThe Lion King (2019) Review: A Photo Realistic NostalgiaRead More The Lion King (2019) Review: A Photo Realistic Nostalgia
